Thousands of learners in Gauteng may not receive their term two report cards before schools close on Friday after a technical glitch disrupts access to the education reporting system. Multiple outlets report that problems with the learner administration or learner management platform prevent the timely generation and release of term two results. The Gauteng education authorities state that technicians are working to restore the system’s functionality and reduce the delay as much as possible. Because the report cards are linked to the national education administration system, the outage affects public schools across the province rather than individual schools. As a result, learners and parents may face late delivery of term two report cards, depending on when systems are fully restored. The reports do not indicate that marks or assessments have been cancelled; instead, they focus on technical access and reporting-processing issues that delay the production and distribution of report cards.